I have a simple request for you if you are:
- an MVP (MS Most Valuable Professional)
- are attending the MVP Summit in Redmond in April
- want to talk about IronRuby *or* dynamic languages in Silverlight in an ‘Open Spaces’ format
Please go ahead and nominate us for one or both of these sessions and I’ll show up along with Jimmy Schementi to discuss at the MVP summit. Take advantage of the Open Spaces format – you get to control the agenda!
BTW- please leave a comment here if you want to nominate so that we’ll be sure to show up then!
Update: Apparently the folks running the “Open Spaces” event at the MVP Summit want to exercise central command and control over the event, quite unlike this definition of a BarCamp from Wikipedia:
“The procedural framework consists of sessions proposed and scheduled each day by attendees, mostly on-site, typically using white boards or paper taped to the wall. This has been dubbed, with another play on words, The Open Grid approach.”
Apparently nominations are now closed, so we won’t be there to participate, sorry.
Update 2: OK. So we’re going to stick it to the man and take matters into our own hands. Follow me on twitter, and we’ll figure out a place to do our own Ruby meetup at the MVP summit.
